The contact owns a 2009 GMC Sierra 1500. The contact stated that the vehicle hesitated and stalled without warning. The vehicle was taken to serra Chevrolet Cadillac Buick GMC (189 stonebridge blvd, jackson, tn 38305, (888) 380-6149) where they replaced the fuel pump module, cleaned the throttle body, replaced the fuel pump sending unit, and reprogrammed the module. The contact stated that the engine power was reduced due to lack of communication with the fuel pump module. Shortly after the repair, all of the warning indicators flashed, which had not occurred prior to the repair. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 103,000.

- Swartz Creek, MI, USA

Vehicle starts, runs for a few minutes, starts running rough, missing, and then abruptly stalls, no sputter or anything. After this happens it will not start again for a while, sometimes hours.

- Tarentum, PA, USA

The contact owns a 2009 GMC Sierra 1500. While driving 25 mph, the check engine indicator illuminated. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where it was diagnosed that the fuel pump control module failed and needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure and informed the contact that the VIN was not included in any open recall. The failure mileage was approximately 84,240.

- Sheboygan Falls, WI, USA

My truck died in traffic but I was able to get started and home (2 miles). My check engine light came on and I am reading a code U0191, which refers to the fuel pump flow control module. I had to purchase a battery because I had a battery draining issue and was having to jump it if it sat for a couple of days. My truck will not start at this time. After doing some checking, both my fuel pump and fuel flow module fuses are hot even with the truck ignition off. Which would indicate a short in the system. After some research, I found a safety recall that describes the exact issue but my VIN doesn't come up in the recall. Recall bulletin # 14515B. I guess what I am asking is why wasn't my vehicle included in the recall? apparently this is affecting more vehicles that what the recall included.

- Novi, MI, USA

I have regular maintenance done on vehicle from certified GMC dealership. However, a few days ago while driving the vehicle both the engine light and traction control lights came on, causing the vehicle to display low engine warning and losing almost all acceleration. Took it in to dealership, and was charged nearly $800 for repair.

- Jonesboro, GA, USA

I have the engine with active fuel management and as I was driving down the instate the engine goes in to failure mode. Lifter collapsed tearing the cam up as well. Spent about 3000 dollars having issue fixed with new GM parts only to have it fail again. Called GM and they said they were aware of the problem but it's from faulty parts and it was the customers problem. The engine smokes bad and burns oil and raw gas sits on the piston without being burned off properly.

- Wiggins, MS, USA

On June 5 2014 we were traveling at 60 mph when the vehicle shtdown acting like it was out of gas, there was a full tank, the ignition started to stick, we brought it to a mechanic June 12 on July 9 they contacted me saying they could not fix it and still charged 700 plus dollars saying bring it to a dealer so then we towed it to peirce Chevrolet now waiting dino again.

- Arlee, MT, USA

Hit a pothole full of water with right rear tire while making a right hand turn. The water splashed up and entered into the fuel system control module through a poor seal causing the unit to shut off fuel to the truck. Truck stalled out and would not restart blocking two lanes of traffic. Check engine light was lit, and the truck had the following codes set: P069E, P0231, P025A, P064A. I had the truck towed to haydocy GMC and they diagnosed it as a faulty fuel system control module. They replaced and reprogrammed the new unit to the truck. They returned the defective part to me at my request and it was dripping water out of the seal. This is similar to recall 09V154000 for similar 2009 GM vehicles that were assembled in late 2008 just like my truck in which the seal was defective and would allow water to seep into the fuel system control module. I believe this recall should have included additional vehicle models including the GMC Sierra. I would be more than happy to provide any documentation, pictures, or parts necessary to assist.

- Columbus, OH, USA

Driving only 20 mph in the process of stopping. Check engine light came on. Very difficult to stop. Engine ran very rough. After stopping the vehicle would only accelerate up to approx 25 mph. Stopped again and turned off engine. Re-started engine and was able to drive to a Chevrolet dealership with the check engine light still on. Dealership replaced sensor ki.

- Rocky Face, GA, USA